Alphabetical "Voyager" - S Trivia Quiz

Answer: Stadi

Lt. Stadi was Voyager's Betazoid pilot. Tom tried flirting with her on the trip to Voyager, but as far as the audience knows, he was unsuccessful. She died as the Caretaker pulled the ship into the Delta Quadrant.

Answer: Sandrine

Someone named Sandrine had owned the bar for years - whoever ran the bar took on the name as tradition. The Sandrine that Tom knew flirted with all the male customers - a trait that Tom enjoyed keepin when recreating the bar for Voyager's crew.

Answer: Spirit Folk

In this episode, the Fair Haven holodeck program has been running so long that it has started to have problems. Janeway's friend Michael Sullivan has started asking questions that a normal holodeck character shouldn't be asking. When Harry and Tom re-enter the holodeck to try and fix the program, they are taken prisoner by the characters.

Answer: Seska

When we first meet her, Seska is a Bajoran member of the Maquis. She ends up working in Engineering. However, things start happening to suggest a spy on board, and when a Kazon ship is found with a Federation replicator, it is traced back to Seska. When the Doctor loks at her DNA, he realizes that she isn't Bajoran, she's Cardassian.

When Chakotay finds this out, he asks Tuvok if anyone on his ship was actually working for him - Tuvok was a spy for the Federation and Seska had been a spy for the Cardassians.

Answer: skeletal lock

When it was successful, Janeway said the technique should be added to the transporter manuals.

Answer: Satan's Robot

Satan's Robot broke during "Bride of Chaotica", but Tom was able to fix it. Later in the episode, it scared off one of the photonoic aliens, much to the annoyance of Tom, Harry and the Doctor.

Answer: Sacajawea

In one of the time loops, Janeway died and was enticed to come into an alien's matrix. What really happened was the shuttle crashed on a planet where Janeway experienced going through several time loops while an alien tried to invade her brain.

Answer: Starling

Henry Starling didn't care if his actions would end up destroying the future - all he cared about was getting money from taking apart these 'inventions'. This episode went on to explain the computer age of the 20th century - it wasn't supposed to happen.

Answer: Suder

Ensign Lon Suder was a Betazoid former Maquis. He had been confined to quarters after killing a crewmember in cold blood. Apparently, he had joined the Maquis as he actually enjoyed killing. When the Kazon took over the ship, Suder hid and was overlooked when the Kazon left all of Voyager's crew on a primitive planet. Suder was able to help sabotage the ship, slowing the Kazon's progress and giving Tom Paris enough time to return with help from some Talaxians.

Answer: Suspiria

Suspiria terrorized the ship in the episode "Cold Fire" because she believed the crew had murdered her mate. Janeway was able to face Suspiria and, although not totally convinced the crew didn't kill her mate, she left the crew alone.

Answer: Someone to Watch Over Me

"Shattered" would be an appropriate title because the Seven tells the Doctor that there is no one on board who would be a suitable romantic interest for her. This hurts his feelings as he secretly is infatuated with her.

"Scientific Method" would also be suitable because both the Doctor and Seven look at relationships a little too scientifically.

As for the bet, the Doctor wins - Seven takes the Doctor to the reception. But when she finds out that the Doctor and Tom made a bet over her, she was incredibly upset.

Answer: Sveta

Sveta wrote to him from prison in the episode "Hunters." In the letter, she told him what had happened to the Maquis.

Answer: Sacred Ground

In this episode, Kes is hurt by some strange energy in a sacred place on a planet. Janeway undergoes a religious ritual in hopes of discovering what actually causes the energy so the Doctor could cure Kes. Unfortunately, the findings Janeway came back with almost killed Kes so she underwent the ritual again.

It turns out that there really wasn't a specific ritual and forced Janeway to accept that some things needed to be taken on faith.

Answer: Shattered

Chakotay has to recruit a pre-Delta Quadrant Janeway to try and bring the ship into temporal synch with itself. During the trip, they encounter Seska in Engineering, Seven and Borg in the Cargo Bay, a grown Icheb and Naomi in Astrophysics, and Dr. Chaotica on the holodeck.

Answer: Sainte Claire

Sainte Claire was occupied by the Nazis, but Katrine (aka Janeway) was head of the French resistance of the little town. Luckily, Sainte Claire was liberated by Chakotay and his American troops.

Answer: Scientific Method

In this episode, aliens conducted scientific experiments on the crew without their knowledge. In Janeway's case, they gave her headaches and made her more irritable than normal. In fact, just about everyone on the ship was acting strangely due to these aliens. Well, except for Tom and B'Elanna.

These two were (in the words of Janeway) making a spectacle of themselves by the way they were always kissing and such. However, it turns out that this wasn't caused by the aliens.

Answer: Scorpion

When Janeway told Chakotay she was going to enter into an alliance with the Borg, he told her a story about a scorpion. It asked an animal for a ride across a river. For a time, the scorpion rode on the animal's back, but halfway across the river the scorpion bit the animal.

When asked why (as now both the scorpion and the animal would drown), the scorpion said it was in its nature to bite. Chakotay was trying to tell Janeway that no matter what the Borg say, it is in their nature to assimilate - no alliance would stop that.

Answer: Schweitzer

A holodeck character called him by this name and the two grew close. When the character died, he decided he could not bear to hear the name again. And the search for a name continued.

Answer: Survival Instinct

When Seven and three other drones were stranded on a planet, the three others began remembering their lives before the Borg. Seven became scared and connected the three to each other. Years later, liberated from the Borg, the three former drones were still connected to each other. Unfortunately for them, disconnection meant they would die within a short time.

They chose to be disconnected and live a little time alone than to spend the rest of their lives connected.

Answer: Seven

Seven and Chakotay had grown close in the last few episodes (after she had created a holodeck character to practice with). She created a picnic date for him in this episode. When Janeway asked Chakotay to meet her for dinner, Chakotay replied he had plans, although he didn't state with whom. Janeway finally put two and two together when the future version of herself said that Chakotay and Seven would marry and when Seven died, Chakotay would never be the same again.